Sentence examples for then because of a from inspiring English sources

Americans planted victory gardens then because of a lack of canned food.

But then because of a series of misunderstandings, we lost touch.

But then, because of a contractual conflict, he was forced to leave the series, which debuted in 2011 on Fox.

Then, because of a combination of high drug prices and bungled federal budgets, the money ran out.

The pond was called Greasy Lake back then because of a hamburger stand nearby, Ms. Tauro said.

Dr. Gerson had been hospitalized twice — first as a result of complications from a dental implant, then because of a reaction to her antibiotics.

The artists were arrested and then tried because of a complaint from the powerful Revolutionary Guards, which has a great deal of influence over the country's judiciary.

Korean officials accompanying reporters said the crop was poor this year, first because of drought and then because of an August typhoon.

Then, because of an overdue electricity bill, which totaled $794 in September, Consolidated Edison threatened to shut off the family's power, he said.

It turns out that he has an 11-year-old daughter, who at first comes for a brief visit and then, because of an unspecified crisis in her mother's life, for a longer stay.

The interborough rivalry has been dormant since then, because of an unfortunate N.B.A. schedule that had New York's teams play three times in the first seven weeks, and just once in the final four months.